Update: Chester French and New Sunday Night Lineup on MTV

I was just surfing on the "interwebs" and decided to check out MTV.com to see the new sunday lineup of shows which include, "Fantasy Factory," "The College Humor Show," "Nitro Circus," and, "How's Your News?" all playing Sunday night in that order starting at 9. I know that I'm going to be watching all of the shows! In any case, while on the site, I noticed on the front page, there was a headline showing the new Chester French video for "She Loves Everybody." Very clever video. You think it's one of those normal cliche "guy loves girl" music videos from the 80's, but with a sado-masochistic twist! Let me give you a rundown on the other shows (sans College Humor since I already did a post on it):

Fantasy Factory - I couldn't find much information about this except for the fact that it's a show based on Rob Dyrdek of skateboarding and "Rob and Big" fame. The only information I could gather is that is that it's a reality show based around his new bulldog and him and a huge warehouse with a basketball facility and skate park.

Nitro Circus - Based more on the MTV orignal hit, "Jackass," it's apparantly pretty much the same show except jacked up on steroids, with more death-defying stunts and involvement in extreme sports. One of the cast members of the show is Travis Pastrana, who's a multiple winning X Games contestant in motorsports, hence his involvement in the show.

How's Your News? - Get ready for this: a show about people with Down Syndrome and other mentally disabled people interviewing celebrities like John Stamos and everyday folk about all things in life, with all of this being the demented and offensive brainchild of Matt Stone and Trey Parker of "South Park" fame. Sounds pretty messed up on all levels, right? Knowing Matt and Trey, chances are they're doing all of this to prove a point or show some message. If we're lucky, it'll be taken lightly like the Johnny Knoxville movie, "The Ringer."

P.S. As promising as these shows are, I really hope for more music and less TV on MTV. I'm starting to believe that the acronym actually stands for, "More TeleVision". Wasn't that the reason behind the creation of MTV2? Any thoughts?


Below I posted videos for both the music video and a trailer promoting the four shows.

Chester French - New Music - More Music Videos

MTV Shows